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Science-Fiction Transformation as a Design Lens for Visualization Transformation
Science fiction often features characters or objects that undergo radical changes in form while still being recognizable as the same entity.Peers4U: Designing Learner-Centered Virtual Peers for Children's Multimodal Mathematics Learning
In early mathematics, children learn abstract concepts through concrete representations, such as manipulating objects, drawing, and speaking.An Interactive Mobile Augmented Reality System for Efficient Virtual Model-to-Patient Registration in Thoracic Surgery
Video-Assisted Thoracoscopic Surgery (VATS) is a minimally invasive procedure, where precise surgical port placement is vital, yet it relies heavily on surgeon experience and mental mapping of…Understanding Human-Robot Collaboration through Joint Action
Human-robot collaboration requires partners to coordinate interdependent contributions toward a shared goal.Comparing Temporal Deep Learning Architectures for Discrete Cross-User Myoelectric Control
The recognition of dynamic gestures via discrete myoelectric control is becoming an attractive input modality for event-based human-machine interaction.Time-Dynamic Semantic-Activity Entanglement: Quantifying Communication-Based Synchrony in Collaborative VR
Collaborative virtual reality (VR) produces rich multimodal traces of team behavior, yet practical methods for characterizing time-varying team communication remain limited.PolyGandr: Steering Generative Models via Spatial Navigation through Latent Space
Generative models support content creation across text, images, videos, and design disciplines, yet their interfaces rely primarily on natural language.Who Shaped What? Untangling Human and AI Creative Contributions Through Spatial Provenance in Image Editing
Images co-edited with AI are often labeled to disclose AI use.New Election, Same Old Story: How Tropes Form a Grammar of Election Rumors
Recent elections in the United States have seen online rumors become a regular feature of election discourse as voters and election officials work to navigate a sea of digitally spread claims and…Measuring Where Intent Gets Lost in Agentic Smart Contract Synthesis
AI agents can now write software from a plain-English description, but code that runs is not the same as code that does what was asked.Improving Group Deliberation through AI-Guided Self-Reflection
As AI systems increasingly mediate human communication, identifying conditions under which they augment collective sense-making is a critical challenge.Advisor, Co-pilot, or Guardian? AI Role Framing and Human Decision Behavior in Automated Vehicle Takeovers
Artificial intelligence (AI) technology has gradually been integrated into automated vehicles.What Is the Role for Humans in Creative Writing? Creativity and Diversity in Human-AI Collaboration
As AI agents increasingly participate in creative teamwork, writing emerges from hybrid human-AI teams.The Collaborative Critique: An Inspection Method for Expert Evaluation of User Interfaces
The development of the collaborative critique (CC) usability inspection method was driven by the need for systems, ranging from the simple to the complex, to lessen the workload on their users by…"It Would Make a Geordie Feel at Home": Regional Accent Perceptions and Speech Accommodation in Voice AI
Automatic speech recognition (ASR) systems often perform less accurately for speakers of regional dialects, but less is known about how users respond to these limitations and how regional voices…Making Smart Homes Fit for Autistic Children: Family Work and Monitored Independence
General-purpose smart-home technologies are increasingly present in family life, yet how they support or disrupt autistic children and families with autistic children remains underexamined.Making Sense of Audience Change: Causal Attribution and Boundary Management on Xiaohongshu
Recommendation-driven platforms can reshape not only what users see, but also who becomes visible and how community boundaries are negotiated.Ignore the Writing: A Proposal for Peer Review in the Age of AI
The written paper has long stood in as proof of work: a fluent, well-structured manuscript was taken as evidence that good research lay behind it.Infrastructure and its Discontents: Contestations of Power in Canada's AI Governance Scaffold
This paper develops a critical theoretical framework for understanding national Artificial Intelligence (AI) strategies through the lens of "Governance as Infrastructure.Rewriting the Self: User Perceptions of AI-Mediated Cognitive Reframing
Individuals are increasingly using AI for psychological support.